b) What are the factors helpful in the formation of lactic acid in anaerobic
respiration.
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Oxygen and glucose let your cells make lots of ATP, up to 38 molecules of ATP per glucose molecule. ... During anaerobic respiration, your muscle cells use sugar to make ATP, but they don't use oxygen. This process produces lactate, which is quickly converted to lactic acid, which makes your muscles burn
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Oxygen and glucose let your cells make lots of ATP, up to 38 molecules of ATP per glucose molecule. ... During anaerobic respiration, your muscle cells use sugar to make ATP, but they don't use oxygen. This process produces lactate, which is quickly converted to lactic acid, which makes your muscles burn.
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